Art Deco

Art Deco-Style Vases

Published February 19, 2013 | By Ann Nyberg

I saw these at the International Gift Show at the Jacob Javits Center in New York City in January and had to have these, I thought they fit right in.… Continue reading →

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So, I started out on my whirlwind, “let’s try retail” adventure with Annie Mame on April 1, 2012 at the very well established Venetucci Home in Westbrook, Connecticut. The dust… Continue reading →

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A Pristine 1940′s Coffee Service

Published June 2, 2012 | By Ann Nyberg

There are lots and lots of new things at Annie Mame including a pristine 1940′s art deco style, bake lite, coffee service, just beautiful. Just plug it in and it’s… Continue reading →

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Sinatra Meets “Mad Men” Style

Published November 16, 2010 | By Ann Nyberg

No kitsch here, instead real mid century everything in a place called Irwin Feld Design~Mid Century Antiques. Walking into this gallery full of right-up-my alley-kind-of style, you… Continue reading →

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Stunning Art Deco Warner Theatre

Published October 13, 2010 | By Ann Nyberg

If you’re an Art Deco fan and you have never seen the Warner Theatre in Torrington, Connecticut, figure out a date and go see it.

This is a 1,700 seat… Continue reading →

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Entertainment Deco Style In Connecticut

Published October 2, 2010 | By Ann Nyberg

From the moment I saw the website on this new entertainment place called “41 Bridge Street” I was hooked, walking in the door, unbelievable. It’s that Art Deco… Continue reading →

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An Art Deco Beauty in New Haven, CT

Published April 15, 2010 | By Ann Nyberg

There are a lot of pictures on this post because I just can’t get enough of Art Deco.

This gem of a building is tucked in between high rises in… Continue reading →

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There’s a Dentist in the Chrysler Building

Published February 4, 2010 | By Annie Mame

The Chrysler Building, is my favorite high rise. It’s majestic, it’s Art Deco, it’s sexy, it has it all.

I’ve walked past it, I’ve been high above it in a helicopter, I’ve… Continue reading →

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The Flatiron Building

Published February 4, 2010 | By Annie Mame

I flat out love this work of art. The Flatiron Building, built in the Beaux-Arts style in New York City, is such a great structure. Sure, it’s not as epic… Continue reading →

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